1wordsBONUS: The word "taught" is the past-participle of the word "teach." And "wrought" (as in, "What hath God wrought") is the past participle of what common verb?Show AnswerShare
11wordsThe languages that developed from Latin are referred to by a "lovely" name. What is that name?Show AnswerShare
5words(TRICK QUESTION) Which U.S. mountain range has the same name, but not necessarily the same spelling, as your name?Show AnswerShare
15wordsIn California they are called "freeways." What are they called in each of these countries? a. Great Britain? b. Germany?Show AnswerShare
12wordsWhich title for the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire comes from the Latin name of a real person?Show AnswerShare
14wordsThis adjective, which can mean sensationally horrible, shocking, and gruesome, comes from the Latin word meaning pale. What is it?Show AnswerShare
3wordsWhich word sounds like the name of a city in Michigan, but means skillful and adept under pressure?Show AnswerShare
16wordsWhich game is played on a billiards table using a pool cre, 15 red balls, and 6 other balls of various colors?Show AnswerShare
1wordsThe expression "Do not fold, spindle, or mutilate" first appeared in the 1960's, and applied to what?Show AnswerShare
8wordsWhat is the nautical term for the officer in charge of a ship's cables, masts, sails, and deck crew?Show AnswerShare
15wordsWhich word refers to the common everyday language spoken by a people as distinguished from a more formal literary language?Show AnswerShare